Friday, 23 August 2019

This Blog is All About My Loved Ones
I call her Queen, and she calls me Mine. June 1, 2019, is the day we were meant to be together. I’m so very happy about that because she’s always by my side, and I always take care of her. I truly believe that God gave her to me, and I’m incredibly thankful for that. I will continue our story in this blog for future purposes. :)


Our Love Story

It all started back in high school. She’s a very smart and beautiful girl, and most of our high school friends had a crush on her. At that time, I was just a simple guy, sitting in a nice chair, going with the flow. High school was just about having fun with friends (and some fake friends, hehe

), but it was all part of our teenage life. You really start to mature when you learn how to handle those moments and understand others.

Back then, I had already joined the C.A.T. program and became a core commander. We were also invited to perform at every graduation day in college. As for her, I wasn’t sure if she even noticed me, as she was so busy with her studies. In our fourth year of high school, which we called Senior High (before K-12 was introduced), I remember it was enrollment time.

We both happened to be at the admissions office at the same time, and it was the last day of enrollment. That’s why we ended up in the lower sections. The admissions officer placed me in Section 14, which was fine because some of my friends from third year were there. But she was placed in Section 15, and I decided to swap sections with her. I remember her parents were with her at the time, and I knew it would be hard for her to adjust to being in a class with strangers.

When classes started, I joined a rock band at school called "Acoustic Faith." Even now, it's considered a legendary band at San Francisco High School. I was the lead guitarist and vocalist. Honestly, I joined mainly because I wanted her to notice me.

Then came the graduation ball, and our band was chosen to perform for the event. There were almost a thousand students from our senior class in the audience, and I looked around the room, hoping to spot her. But she was dancing with another guy. Still, the day was filled with happiness and pride as we graduated.

After graduation, we both moved on to college. She enrolled in Fatima University to pursue a degree in Nursing, while I enrolled in Global Reciprocal Colleges for a degree in BSIT. At that time, I was also a scholar.